Bump pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.17.0 to 2.19.1

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Bumps pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.17.0 to 2.19.1.

Release notes

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Version 2.19.1

• 🐛 Don't require setup-python on GHA for Pyodide (#1868)
• 🐛 Specify full python path for uv (fixes issue in 0.2.10 & 0.2.11) (#1881)
• 🛠 Update for pip 24.1b2 on CPython 3.13. (#1879)
• 🛠 Fix a warning in our schema generation script. (#1866)
• 🛠 Cleaner output on pytest 8-8.2. (#1865)

Version 2.19.0

Release post: https://iscinumpy.dev/post/cibuildwheel-2-19-0/

• 🌟 Add a Pyodide platform. Set with --platform pyodide or CIBW_PLATFORM: pyodide on Linux with a host Python 3.12 to build WebAssembly wheels. Not accepted on PyPI currently, but usable directly in a website using Pyodide, for live docs, etc. (#1456, #1859)
• 🌟 Add build[uv] backend, which will take a pre-existing uv install (or install cibuildwheel[uv]) and use uv for all environment setup and installs on Python 3.8+. This is significantly faster in most cases. (#1856)
• ✨ Add free-threaded macOS builds and update CPython to 3.13.0b2. (#1854)
• 🐛 Issue copying a wheel to a non-existent output dir fixed. (#1851, #1862)
• 🐛 Better determinism for the test environment seeding. (#1835)
• 🛠 VIRTUAL_ENV variable now set. (#1842)
• 🛠 Remove a pip<21.3 workaround. (#1842)
• 🛠 Error handling was refactored to use exceptions. (#1719)
• 🛠 Hardcoded paths in tests avoided. (#1834)
• 🛠 Single Python tests made more generic. (#1835)
• 🛠 Sped up our ci by splitting up emulation tests. (#1839)

v2.18.1

• 🌟 Add free-threaded Linux and Windows builds for 3.13. New identifiers cp313t-*, new option CIBW_FREE_THREADED_SUPPORT/tool.cibuildwheel.free-threaded-support required to opt-in. See the docs for more information. (#1831)
• ✨ The container-engine is now a build (non-global) option. (#1792)
• 🛠 The build backend for cibuildwheel is now hatchling. (#1297)
• 🛠 Significant improvements and modernization to our noxfile. (#1823)
• 🛠 Use pylint's new GitHub Actions reporter instead of a custom matcher. (#1823)
• 🛠 Unpin virtualenv updates for Python 3.7+ (#1830)
• 🐛 Fix running linux tests from Windows or macOS ARM. (#1788)
• 📚 Fix our documentation build. (#1821)

v2.18.0

• ✨ Adds CPython 3.13 support, under the prerelease flag CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS. This version of cibuildwheel uses 3.13.0b1. Free-threading mode is not available yet (#1657), waiting on official binaries (planned for beta 2) and pip support. While CPython is in beta, the ABI can change, so your wheels might not be compatible with the final release. For this reason, we don't recommend distributing wheels until RC1, at which point 3.13 will be available in cibuildwheel without the flag. (#1815)
• ✨ Musllinux now defaults to musllinux_1_2. You can set the older musllinux_1_1 via config if needed. (#1817)
• 🛠 No longer pre-seed setuptools/wheel in virtual environments (#1819)
• 🛠 Respect the constraints file when building with pip, matching build (#1818)
• 🛠 Use uv to compile our pinned dependencies, 10x faster and doesn't require special setup (#1778)
• 🐛 Fix an issue with the schema (#1788)
• 📚 Document the new delocate error checking macOS versions (#1766)
• 📚 Document Rust builds (#1816)
• 📚 Speed up our readthedocs builds with uv, 26 seconds -> 6 seconds to install dependencies (#1816)

Changelog

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v2.19.1

• 🐛 Don't require setup-python on GHA for Pyodide (#1868)
• 🐛 Specify full python path for uv (fixes issue in 0.2.10 & 0.2.11) (#1881)
• 🛠 Update for pip 24.1b2 on CPython 3.13. (#1879)
• 🛠 Fix a warning in our schema generation script. (#1866)
• 🛠 Cleaner output on pytest 8-8.2. (#1865)

v2.19.0

See the release post for more info on new features!

• 🌟 Add Pyodide platform. Set with --platform pyodide or CIBW_PLATFORM: pyodide on Linux with a host Python 3.12 to build WebAssembly wheels. Not accepted on PyPI currently, but usable directly in a website using Pyodide, for live docs, etc. (#1456, #1859)
• 🌟 Add build[uv] backend, which will take a pre-existing uv install (or install cibuildwheel[uv]) and use uv for all environment setup and installs on Python 3.8+. This is significantly faster in most cases. (#1856)
• ✨ Add free-threaded macOS builds and update CPython to 3.13.0b2. (#1854)
• 🐛 Issue copying a wheel to a non-existent output dir fixed. (#1851, #1862)
• 🐛 Better determinism for the test environment seeding. (#1835)
• 🛠 VIRTUAL_ENV variable now set. (#1842)
• 🛠 Remove a pip<21.3 workaround. (#1842)
• 🛠 Error handling was refactored to use exceptions. (#1719)
• 🛠 Hardcoded paths in tests avoided. (#1834)
• 🛠 Single Python tests made more generic. (#1835)
• 🛠 Sped up our ci by splitting up emulation tests. (#1839)

v2.18.1

• 🌟 Add free-threaded Linux and Windows builds for 3.13. New identifiers cp313t-*, new option CIBW_FREE_THREADED_SUPPORT/tool.cibuildwheel.free-threaded-support required to opt-in. See the docs for more information. (#1831)
• ✨ The container-engine is now a build (non-global) option. (#1792)
• 🛠 The build backend for cibuildwheel is now hatchling. (#1297)
• 🛠 Significant improvements and modernization to our noxfile. (#1823)
• 🛠 Use pylint's new GitHub Actions reporter instead of a custom matcher. (#1823)
• 🛠 Unpin virtualenv updates for Python 3.7+ (#1830)
• 🐛 Fix running linux tests from Windows or macOS ARM. (#1788)
• 📚 Fix our documentation build. (#1821)

v2.18.0

12 May 2024

• ✨ Adds CPython 3.13 support, under the prerelease flag CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS. This version of cibuildwheel uses 3.13.0b1. Free-threading mode is not available yet (#1657), waiting on official binaries (planned for beta 2) and pip support.

  While CPython is in beta, the ABI can change, so your wheels might not be compatible with the final release. For this reason, we don't recommend distributing wheels until RC1, at which point 3.13 will be available in cibuildwheel without the flag. (#1815)

• ✨ Musllinux now defaults to musllinux_1_2. You can set the older musllinux_1_1 via config if needed. (#1817)

• 🛠 No longer pre-seed setuptools/wheel in virtual environments (#1819)

• 🛠 Respect the constraints file when building with pip, matching build (#1818)

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Commits

• 932529c Bump version: v2.19.1
• 70fb1c4 fix: specify full path to non-venv Python (#1881)
• 405a475 [Bot] Update dependencies (#1879)
• 78da7ba docs: update README.md (#1874)
• 8d86d31 tests: don't print xfails (#1865)
• 89a5cfe DOC: Fix bug with link (#1870)
• 8d5d84e fix: accept current Python version if acceptable for Pyodide (#1868)
• 4ada77d [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate (#1869)
• 829441f fix: warning in generate schema script (#1866)
• a8d190a Bump version: v2.19.0
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